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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-18
CigarsI Cigars!

When you want to smoke and desire u
cigar, you must go to Sam Levy's White
International Union Cigar Factory, where
you can get anything in the smokers
line at prices that are way dorm.
III x l73 Main St
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-18
For Rent.

Comfortable rooms, well furnished,
near business center, yet quiet and re-
tired for residence also one suite Of
rooms not furnished, suitable for light
housekeeping, No. SO West Temple
street, third house south Of Valley House.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-18
The Oxygen Treatment.
DR.. REED, 275 Main st.
NTrnn-'

Mrs, PufTer will give instructions in the
celebrated "WoRTH SYSTEM" OF cutting
and fitting, For terms and further par
ticulars apply to 1858 West First South st,
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-18
Purimes tho Blood

wv StSSNs
creates and sharpens the appetite, stimulates
the Digestion and gives strength to every
organ of the body. 1t cures the most severe
cases of Scrofula salt Rheum, BOils, Pimples,
and all other affections caused by impure
blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Headache,
Kidney and Liver Complaints, Catarrl, Rheu-
matism and that extreme tired feeling.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has helped me more
for catarrh and impure blood than anything
else | ever used" a, BALL, Syracuse, n. Y.
Creates an Appetite
." used Hoods Sarsaparilla to cleanse my
blood and tone up my system. 1t gave me a
good appetite and seemed to build me over"
i. NJ. HALE, Lima, Ohio.
"I took Hoods Sarsaparilla for cancerous
humor and it began to act unlike anything
else 1t cured the humor, and seemed to
tone up the whole body and give me new
life" j. +. NIXON, CambridgepOrt, Mass.
Send for book giving statements of cures.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six fors5. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
ADDRESS GGa.SIElED LErfERS TO
NEW OHLf.ASS NATIOSAL HASk,
Low OrlrlnH. "a.
REMEMBER

REMEMBERFl., l @s g'ss3Piig , e GEM e,
lv in charge ~ The nmUlnr- y guarantee ~ llI.
ului" ilirurra and p4triy that iur chance. rr'
40 equal Hul ihIt W tAA eau prsilIu divine what
LuInlrr ~ 900 straw o. st4ss
~ ilnitH# That 10, payment ~ ON lf'os
r. Guaranteed by iour National BanLs 81 NuW
uflcrn.. rul the Tickets urr siguyi %, The lrIHI.
tgni Oi Hu institution. a. hu-' chartered right IRE
rvusnifvi iu fIv highest courts. ihUrlIur, bvNur'
~ nuE limitations ur tuuIN s"us schemes
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Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.
no NoTlCE-Tlckcts ar Ten Doilarn Only.
IIulNr. g. MN. 80 rnniha Al

nv tTNcs, nhnsntW w
Application O. rates a. clulT shnull bc made
only 20 The ui.cr ~ thr tu'Ipnny iu Sew Orleans.
ioriudh,r Information write clearly. myiug full
r3dpt-. FDtI.'L NOTES, INpr,ss Money or.
cen, or sew YORK Exchange ia uulilir letter
'urrcncy 10y ENpryfs lut our CNprnscl addressed
-. 4. DAlpfitN,
sew Orleans, ~.
or IA. a. DAuPiiIN,
NHsitingtou, ID. &.
or ut No, West Court ~, McriphlS, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. CiO9 R.-Chnnccr Court ~ shelby county
Ihonns GuNCs q nj tF. WIN. Grnvts IT a.
ll virtue ~ an iutcfloUutory dorrrc fDr sale on.
trnri IN thC above cause ON The lth dny of Otoirr
1871 VI. " ~, Unrr 49, Twin Hcit nj public auction
lo The highest bidder In itout oi the tlrrk nnI
Mhsirft uhcot nt thu MAIN Eiurt gutriuen of The
uunuho Of shelby county, Memphis, Tonnes.
Ne, on
saturday, the 18th Day Of November. 1887,
within legal hour. the following described prnp-
ttlN situated in Shelby county. Tenn. toWlt ~
ginning ON The bank Of y spring branch. NJ a stake
Nhirh stlnds rom large white oak. north ~ de-
gives west NJ links thcrclr1m, thence north 81 do
Ri,cs, west chains and ~ links Ia n stake walnut
pointer marked "a" thence north a dceratr wcst
chains aud - links Ia sald spfing creek: thence
Win ~ monndcr nurthwrstwardly 10 the center
on the state Line rad; thence with Il north .q dc
frvc., east 10 chains and ~ links 20 n stake The
northwest corner oi n one acre purrhasc. thcncs
s9nth ! degfcc, oan with That line u chains aud
~ Inks io the beginning containing nrrcx
Mnl uelng the same tmci of land conveyed 20 John
~ ntaycs by A. g. neitls, by deed dated November
y ~, and ncnfdod la the Office Of the Register "a
.ld county IN book q, part !, narc $40, rvlcfcncs
belhg hereby had N said dccd fora fuil understand
ing lhercoi and more perfect description Of aid
Turns Of Sale One third cash. balance IN ono
ana two YEAR. noics bearing interest With security
n9nircd lien retained. redemption barrcd.
This October Is lSS7.
s, l. MCDOWELL. clert and Ma,,e.
by " =. Coleman, Deputy q aud IL.
tylor Carroll. Soliciton.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 6iea, Rim the Chanccry Court Of shelby Coun-
y-hary NJ. bingham ct al VI. Hattie NJ. Bing-
ham Ct al
by virtue Of an inicrlocu,ory decree for sale, en-
tered In the above cause on the 10th day OF May,
lSs7, NJ. n Is, pagc D and renewed July IS lSs7, N.
II o. page Gs2 will sell At public auction, 10 the
Office NJ the Main street entrance Of the court house
OF Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, November 10, 1887,
within legal hours the following described proper,
y, situated In Memphis, shelby county, Tennessee,
tOwic
Beginning al place or point where the dividing
line between lots "a" aud "D' intcuect or strike
the east line OF side Of Bnnkley avenue OF Town
Reserve NOW Manassas strccu running thence east
along sad dividing line Sis't feet thence north
parallel with Manassas street loo feet thence west
jlsl. feet 20 Manassas street. thence south along
said street 100 feet 10 the beginning ~ shown on
plan Of Rembcrts lands In tho cnuse of g. l..
Holmes ". kebccca kombcft ct al, Chancey Court
Of shelby county.
Tho above property will bo soid IN four lo,s-two
fronting ~ ic, each on east side OF Manassas street
by one half Of the depth Of entire lot about 10 iee
between pemllel lines, and two lots fronting 10 feet
on west side oi lios avenue by depth between par
alel lines of about ib9 feet.
Terms Of salc-One third cash balance In ono
and two year, purchaser 10 execute notes With APP
proved security, and lien retained 10 secure their
payment
This october ~, 1851.
ST. MCDOWELL, c. and NJ.
BY J. ". Bradley, d. q, aud NJ.
Taylor 4 Carroll, X ID. jordan and z. r. NO
Henry, Sollciion. wcdi
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place OF business by forwarding the fol-
lowing letter: ''''

place OF business by forwarding the fol-
lowing letter
MEMPHIS, Tenn, october %, 1887.
To the Editor of tho Appeal
see IN todays APPEAL my name mentioned In
connection with one Of the offices In the Taxing
District government 10 be vacant In January.
Kermit me TO - that, Ms far NJ ] nm concerned,
That your inlormiA was mistaken: that am not
ana VIII not be candidate for any Office 20 be
made vacant In January. Please make the cor
ree'iOn In your paper aud Oblge. Yours
j. NJ SHEA.
The following card from the Hon. Henry
j. Lynn shows that those who were en-
deayorlng 10 use his name in connection
with the commiSioncrship were doing il
without his sanction:
To the Editor Of the Appeal
Referring 10 yesterdays ArrIAL, ! desire to say
That WA greatly surprised nj the mention OF my
name IN connection with city politics. Allow me
70 say that while am, every good citizen ought
10 be, sincerely thankful for my and every express
sion of ngnrd aud good will and confidence on the
part OF the people Of Memphis, have neither do.
hrc nor intention OF taking any part In the ensuing
cry election, nor can ], under any circumstances
Whatever, accept any oficc In the Taxing District
government and feel TO nay. further that II ought
20 DC known 20 you and all other friends Of mine,
thu my business engagements prevent my enter.
slhlhg lhe Idea oi any city oticc for one moment.
iour iriend' llESRY J. LYNN.
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=
Commissioner.

We, the undersigned, Banks and Bankers, WIN
teries which may be presented at our counters:
J, n, ooLESBY, President La. National Bank
flERRE LANAUx, Prest State Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank
CARL KoHN, President Union National Bank
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Ordar of PublIcniIon.

Ma. Giii q n-ln the ChnnoJD Court ~ Shelby
Couuiy Tenn. !. K hgyIow W. JCscph 4.
Known, q NJ.
happening from ,hc on witch 4 sworn 10 IN
this caha, that the dcicndant Ihrnidfr a. ilroWn.
g. non nsidcnt of the emie ui IruuDssrc and thai
the NAMES aud PLACES ~ rgiiUuU' of the heln III
Retccra Cafrnl. dcccased, ufr unknown and can
not b. usrruainrd after diliHvut inquiry said heir,
being made defendants on nrruuut Of alleged inter
ct lu and a. ut No. ON the plan ~ suhlvision 1i
the south hall ~ lot No, ~ on thr lands urmcfly
belonging 10 the hciu Of kolgu Mrakley, hplnr "a
west side oi Memphis and lNg cfrrk plank fraii
ihl, hclne suli 10 cniorcc Hen on aid property On
iayuf Of cunplainant)
ills thcroinrc ordcr,d, That they make their al
p.arnucr herein NJ the court house ui shriiy
county. m the city 81 Mcinnhis now Taxing nis
tflri al sbriby county, TVun,, uu the Tint Npu14,
In nrrrmief iss7 AMI plead, answer ~ drinuf ta
complnluants hni. ~ the San" VIII d. taken ior
cpni sli as IA them aud ~ ilf HEARING rt MN,
ana that y copy ~ this order ~ publ!.acd ourr q
wcck inf iunf successive wveks IN lhc Memphis Az.
sea'' Tbis in "a, of October Isl.
rrc Copy-Aiicst + MCDOWELL.
CLERK and Master
its clsfk and MHstrt.
wCdi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

" sick headache Is misery, what are
Carriers Little liver Fills II they will posi-.
lively curc it7 People who have used Them
speak frankly Of their worth. They arr
small and easy Ia take.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 6ie6, R--chsncery Court Of shelby COUNTY
John League, administrator. etc. Of William T.
Pryor, decreased, Va H. W. Pryor et al aud (Jssl
n d. n. Blackwell Ct al. ". W. 7. Pryor ct al
ny virtue Of an introductory decree for saie. en-.
tend In the above causes on the eth day Of June
lss1, " II. - page 81, will scli, at public auc.
ton, 10 the highest bidder IN front " the Clerk
and Masters Office NJ the Main stncct entrance a
the court house OF shelby county Memphis, Ten
ncssce, on
saturday, November ia, 1897,
within legal houns the following described propcr.
", situated IN shelby county, Tenn, towlt
one certain tnct OF PANEL nf land In section 4
and Range 81 the Eleventh Surveyors District Of
mld county; bsplnning at the southwest corner Of
~ y 100 acfr Tract decided 10 q. X duncan and
" " Dunenn BY 4. T, aud \ J. Goldshy on tho 81
day Of May, iss, al stake IN Ilalcifh and ran.
dglph road 81 links south aud ~ dcgrgN wcst of A
while oak marked IT II. a., i" running thenep sottth
- degtccs, east NJ chains 70 n stake "a links north
20 degrccs west OF an elm marked 'R. o. thence
notth a,Ic's cast y chains and n LINKS 10 stake
90 elm ID O. with black gum aud hickory point
chi thence north NJ dogrccs, west q chains and as
links toa fiskc In the Raleigh and Rnndolph mad
~ INKS norul, 70 dcgfccs Cnst az n sweet gum
marked ID thence south u dcgvcs. west ~ chains
ani ~ INKS 10 stake IN The mad. thence south
las degrrcs wcst u chains and a. links 10 the h..
shining, containing 2i2 tiOlacrs; belng the same
tfit 81 land conveyed by H. a. nuDcan ~ a. *
Duncan. ana rucuuiCd In the Registers Office N
shelly county, In book g. pasc AZ
Terms OF eaio-Ona crdllt " seven and thirteen
munih. IN equal payments purhasgr executing
notes bearing Interest from date with arnrovtd
hg9tlll, nhd licn NtAlurd ~ secure raymcnf
This october n, ISL
J. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
~ - " lindlcy, .. g. aud ".
solicitors.
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| UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
" Over Half Million Distributed.
STATE LOTTERY CO.

LOOIoIHNH STATE LOI EKf co.
Incorporated In 1868 for twenty five years by the
Legislature for Educatunnl aud Charitable pur-
poscs-with n capital Of - UDWO-tO whirh re.
serve fund Of over $4,000 has Succ been nddeI.
By nm overwhelming popular vote Its fmuehise
was made pnrt 81 the present State Constitution,
adopted December ~, AID 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on aud Endorsed by
the people Of any State
II NEVER SCALE OR pourONEs
Its Grand single Number Drawings take
place Monthly, and thu Semi-An nuni Draw
inES regularly every sin months. june and
December.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS o., IN THE ACADEMY or MUSIC, NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY. November =, 1887
.iOth Monthly Dmwlng
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ILLS.
prNcAN's cHLf ToSIc nAsSroop TuE
tcsi for years. 'asd today stands the
Irndcr"f Cidii Medicines. Ilsn,l % o.
whnt l. aid az u.

On nrN,tNHi t1lo plcnsu-c in making public
filirUrni % the il'i that fr, uFgi y0ur emit
IuNtr with lrHt liut-s pItyr Vfuftthinr risr Ind
fIWnlly ni'rd. 3Nftt ara Gmil, iulu ln THANK.
ing YOU t.r the di,-uv,ry IT surh uuiirinr.
which will iC ui sur,f ruut bcuCht 70 mankind
luuu truly,
Minlln, Tom T. pi.EssiY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-24

The Electric Light Company will soon
commence putting mp their lines of
wires
% 8, reported that % wcllknoWn and
popular Manchester couple will bc mar
fied during This week.
The Manchester baseball grounds are
n good order. and 10 i- iaicd thai ihc
club Will soon Dee organized Last -ca
SON but few amateur clubs Of tii. vicinity
were their match
Naisr Joseph Walker pretty little
park The Glen, vii. this year receive
many Improvements from it- public
spirited owner. The site J., naturally
fine. and great good taste ha- been shown
in laying 20 ont and ornamenting b.
Business D. brisk boz >wansboro AlIof
the stores are doing good trade. a
Is TOler, furniture factory. which has
been recently enlarged
Friday night Mary Coleman. % colOred
girl aged about twelve years. NhO resld-
ed IN lIollands addition near Manches-
ter died ,r0m the elect OF burns Iecciy-
ed about week ago. She was standing
IN the yard near fire where water Was
being boiled and turning her back io d.
her clothes caught
At 33O This evening there viii De "a
union meeting of all the churche- of the
city and the Railroad 5 VI. g. A.. at
the Cedar Work, Warehouse ou lower
Hull street Rev Thomas Ncedham will
conduct services This wil De the first
Of a series of meetings Co be held at the
same place
Mr. Thomas Calligan who wa- shot "a
number of months ago, !, again serious
Is troubled with the wound IN hi, throat.
The public schools will close May 2Oth.
Deputy Thomas Ii Fisher wa, engaged
yesterday summOning Chesterfield
county jury 90 try the case OF Tucker
against the city The jury will be com
pleted Monday
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THE LIME KILN CLUB.
Brother Gardner Establishes a Valuable
Precedent in Religion. Di.pIte,.

lFfffNfHA IN bFtisith~ lpt-l lilfNs
For some weeks past Shinhone .'malIman
and Harluch johnson have engaged in an
enmity which bade fair to end m hlood-he1
IL came about through a dispute on q Biblical
question Shuhone -sid that he didu't be-
lieve any bcais came ouf and ate up the
children Wbo shouted AFTER Elisha iltdiHck
replied that any man vino disputed thu state
ment was either fool or am atheist aud thus
the gulf Oprupd Several mutual friends
have sought 90 arbitrate, but Shiub0ne was
firm and flardlu,k was determined They
ignored cash others existence and their
wives and children made faces AZ each other
over the fence IL had been whispered around
all the week that Brother Gardner would
bring about reconciliation at the Saturday
night session. and every face in the hall was
turned toward him as be arose and said
"How much we know dat We doan know
tall AM Kim nebber find out DE average
man will bet mo money on bis ignorance dan
ON bis true knowledge, am he will fight for
Die as soon az DE troof ! see Brudders Small
man an johnson back dar by de- futed col
umu Boat Of 'em will please retrograde %
de 'front.'
magnificent starts Of surprise, gritted their
teeth al each other and advanced 20 the pres
idents desk in single file
"ShInh0ne said Brother Gardner. when
they stool before him, do You believe do
bar, ate up de chiIlen dat followed 'Li,ha"
$50. sab
"Why doan youf
"Ka,e doan
"Hariuck do you believe de bars ate de
chilIen zap"
"le.. sab
"Why do you believe it,
"Kase do
"l expected dis was de case Fools an big
ots believe beka,e dey believe r. h-in't be
ka.e dey have sense am reason on deir side.
but simply hekase dey have made up deir
mind, 90 sartu thing One of you heiieye-
do bar, ate up de chi.len beka,. youyeLea
.0 dee odder One won't believe o. heka-- hc
didn't see 90 done Now dis 'ere iuii,hnc--
has got t0 stop DO bias got to stop right ter,
am now Hold out ser paws to each oiier.
Sow shake Now go ana ,of down. an when
you go home arter de meetn tell yei wives
Dat de match BIAS bIu declared oH au de com.
uy am safe b, lass 64gl forbid- amy dis
putes on rehgus ,ubiek, You have luid yer
selves liable o. a fine of Sl3.000 cash. an if
you don't walk powerful straight fm de mex
SIX month, suH'hu nW happen fo upset y1
peace of mimi
The two members returned Go their seals
and began to -mile and whisper t0 each other.
and inside of three minute bad traded jack
suye. and exchanged gum Detroit Free
Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-24
The Commerce Law Again.

CucNco April eat is stated on the
authority of the manager of one Of the
principal theatres here that well-known
firm of scene-painters received letter
Yesterday from the business manager of
the Booth Barrett combination canceling
an order for some 10000 worth Of seen
cry which had been ordered for uext sea
son The order was placed some time
ago. when the etwo tragedians first decided
tO pool their issucs for a tour next season
of the principal cities OF the United
States The reason given for canceling
ihc contract is that the operation Of the
Interstate commerce law will make II
impossible to transport that amount Of
scenery without serious loss TO the com
pany
KEENf, y. H., April 23.-The opera
tions of The Interstate law has compelled
tho abandonment Of business at Sprague's
box factory. al Swanzey The factory
has been turning out over 5000 boxes
daily.
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Big star, Ia shine one Night.

The testimonial to the veteran {. ".
Couldock win take place at the Star
Theatre. New York. on Tuesday after
noon May TO- lt j, the occasion of his
df.cth anniversary on the stage. The
following programme will be given The
third act of Hamlet. with Mr.. Edwin
Booth a. Hamlet the fourth act of Julius
Caesar, with Mr. Lawrence Barrett as
tassiu- 70 recitation the Nagabond, by
G.. W COuldOck the second act Of the
Rivals, with Mr. Joseph Jefferson as
Acres. James o Neil as Sir Lucius. Kyrle
Bellew as Captain Absolute, Mrs. John
Drew as Mrs Malaprop, and Miss Annie
Robe as Lydia Lanquish, and the screen
scene from the School for scandal. with
Miss Fanny Davenport as Lady Teazle ::
John Gilbert as Sir Peter Teazle. Robert
b. Mantrel "a, Charles Surface, and J. IL
Barnes As Joseph Surface. The auction
sale of seats took place at the Star Thea
tire at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. Auc-
tioneers, Joseph Jefferson and W. j.
Florence
CouldOck has been for over fifty years
prime Richmond fayorite. His last sp-
pearance in this city Was as Dunstan
kirke in Hazel kirke, of which he Is the
original.
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Duung one of Che recent warm. balmy
days "a Kansas editor threw oi Dds coat and
commenced m editorial as iol9n. "Ihe
spring is surely coming Coming with It-
birds, it~ flowers. Dos yerdurc oi trees and
gardens and field, Coming With DO. iaimy
air. it- sunshine and its resurIe.tIonoi nature
lying dormant locked iu frosty embrace
witl these many cold and mho,pliab.e winiy
days and weeks Com Here the editor
rose. put on Dol, coat and yelled TO the Office
boy. Come here and build "a red bot i.re.
Gosh, didn't that blizzard come up quick
Then De resumed. "Comipg as the bidden
guest comes. smiling and welcome Yes.
spring is coming although present mdica-
uons DO mot seem to warrant the assertion
At.hi,0u N-Ws
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Milwaukee Sour Mash.

MIwAuNrE.Wls., April93.-The liquor
houses of Wallrock a Son, Emil Kew
err A. Blodc a Co., j T. Frish x Co.,
and Ilamcl and Newald, rectitiers, and
thcNincgar firm of Paul Bcchtner X Co,
were startled This morning by the receipt
of information from Internal Reye-
nue. Collector Wall that they are
dou- business contrary 20 the in
tcrnnl revenue law. which forbidS
rectihers 10 carry ON business at any point
within "a radius of 500 feet of vinegar
factory, and an established vinegar fac.
tory within 500 feet of any rectiiier's
establishment The rectifers have been
refused ihe renewal of their licenses.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-24

Mother GoO-e.' whose melodies Tor chl
dren are elikr familiar o. obi and young
throughout the aui was once ifte gin
NAMED Elizabeth Foster There ,~ good rea-
son Tor believing that she wa, born u Charles
town. Mas. about the year l6}j That She
grew mp t1 love chidrenuppear to have seen
pretty concusiyely proven by beer marriage
with Boston wilower. by name Isaac Goo,e,
and the father Of ten boy, and glr.s As
wear, passed SIX more children were added 90
the Goose family. and = is believed thai it
was about this period in her hie tlat -he
wrote the famou, story ia rhyme of
The old woman who lived iu a shoe
Aud had .o many children she didn't Sno" shat
o. do
With all her cares Mother Goose never lost
her interest in little people When her own
children were grown she went % live with a
married daughter that She might be- in the
midst OF the grandchildren, whom she re-
garded as bits OF sunshine % cheer and warm
her old age Her .on-in-aw. Thomas Fleet,
a painter. wa, the first one 10 publish her sal-
lad- many Of which were composed for tse
entertainment of MS children. There has
never been writer for little folks more sure
OF immortal fame than dear old Mother
Goose, who has been dead these 100 years and
ulDre
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-24

The results of the Investigations Of the gen
eral authorities ia the matter OF teiephons
wires. in Germany, where the wires arr
mostly made Of steel, have just been put
ushed. The investigations were made direct
IN after some very hard snow storms, and tue
results were decidedly in favor OF the steei
,,ir,.s as regards durability 1t was found
that uhosphor bronze wires are OF Out httis
worth. steel wires showed very favorable re-
sults. but those OF silicium bronze were proved
70 lie by far tho best ia every NAY.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by G.. W Branch & CO., banke
and brOkers. 30. III Main street.
New York STOCK Market.

NFw YORK April 23-The market opened
this morning steady, but without any special
feature. and remained dull and uninteresting
nearly all d8Y What little trading there was
was confined to the room trader and
even the bank statement which was more
favorable than even the most -angWne e1-
pectcd faiied tD give amy stimulation 10
price, ln fact the whole situation only
tends the more % make us adhere to our be-
lief that thc large bull operators are not yet
ready for amy material advance. During fhe
last half hour there was q little more actiy-
ity. and some -tocg~ were quite strong. cs-
pccialiy Di0n Pacific. Oregon Iran-conil-
mental and Reading AZ the close the mar